Mollie Lee

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Campus Style: Primary Colors 11/2/2011	Jihwak Kim, a Masters student in the Brown School of Social Work, keeps his clean-cut look interesting by wearing bold, bright colors.
Campus Celebrity: Steven Perlberg 10/9/2011	You would never suspect Political Science-major Steven Perlberg ’13 to be able to sing along to the entire Les Miserables soundtrack, nor that he’s an ex-child stand up comedian. His interest in theater has led him to take on the position of director of Cast and Crew’s production of The Rocky Horror Show. He’s quite the catch, ladies, so unless you’re Scarlett Johansson, read more to find out how to win his heart. Name: Steven Perlberg Year: 2013 Major: Political Science, Anthropology Campus Involvement: Cast and Crew, WashU Political Review, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Her Campus: When/how did you get involved in theatre? Steven: I have always been into performing, and I actually used to be a child stand up comedian from ages 7 to 13. I performed at local events, radio shows, and opened at comedy clubs. I don’t know exactly how funny I was, but that was first time I realized I like being on stage. In high school, I got more into theatre, and towards the end of high school, I realized I’m more into directing than acting. HC: I see. And how did you get involved in Cast and Crew? Steven: Kind of on a whim, actually. I auditioned for some shows sophomore year and nothing worked out. So when I was feeling down, a friend showed me a Cast and Crew audition poster. I auditioned, got a nice part, and it turned out to be a great experience and show. After that, I decided I was into directing, and wanted to get more involved in it.
Campus Style: Fall Florals 10/5/2011	Sara Foresi '14's floral maxiskirt adds a feminine, bohemian touch to her outfit.
Campus Style: Classics 10/5/2011	Name: David Handloss-Stern Hometown: Dover, Massachusetts Describe your style: Traditional with a modern twist, while reflecting my individuality. Style inspirations: William Buckley, Dean Acheson, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Teddy Roosevelt. What "style" is to you: It's a lifestyle. I am inspired by people with great style, great charisma-- people who have done great things. Favorite places to shop: Brooks Brothers, J. Press, Crewcuts. Sometimes I buy children's clothes because they're cheaper and they fit me better. I'm a very small man. You may call me petite. Favorite item you own: This belt. (featured in this photo) Something you wear everyday: My glasses. My father and grandfather had glasses just like these. Something you want to own: A woman. Style suggestions for WashU: Less jeggings.
Campus Style: Autumn Hues 10/3/2011	Elana Widmann '14 reminds us that crisp fall is here by rocking a cozy crochet top.
Campus Style: Going Out on a Weekday 9/28/2011	Jillian Morgan '14 and Jennifer Hourani '14 show us how to look effortlessly fabulous on Wednesday night.
Campus Style: Sea Bass Down Low 9/27/2011	Campbell Kinnard '14's embodiment of classic prep school style has got us hooked.
Campus Style: Armed and Dangerous 9/27/2011	Catalina Ouyang '15's eccelectic sense of style commands attention.
Campus Celebrity: Leah Weintrub 9/25/2011	Unless you’ve written a grant for the Cardinals, been a top fundraiser at WashU, and punched a shark all in the past six months, you’re probably not as awesome as Leah Wintrub ‘14. Usually spotted sporting a WUSA headband and always spotted sporting a smile, Leah comes off as an invincible ball of energy. Her Campus was lucky enough to sit her down and chat with her about her next big project, Dance Marathon. Name: Leah Weintrub Hometown: Plano, Texas Major: Biology (Pre-med) Year: 2014 Campus Involvement: WUSA (Ruby 3), Dance Marathon Executive Board, PLTL Leader, sister of Kappa Kappa Gamma Her Campus: How was your summer? Leah: Good, I did research at the Virgin Islands, scuba dived and snorkeled a lot. Oh, and I punched a shark. HC: Whoa, how was it? Leah: Bad-ass. HC: I can imagine. So how did you get interested in Dance Marathon (DM)? Leah: My RA was on DM exec last year, and one day he told me I had to be our floor’s moral captain. So I set up team on my floor and I met a lot of people through it. It was the first thing I was involved in on campus, BLESS YOU (HC sneezed), so I got really into it and wanted to raise lots of money. HC: So did you raise a lot of money? Leah: Yes, I set it up as a donation project at my high school, and received over $2500 in donations, and became the top fundraiser. HC: That’s awesome. And what is your position in DM this year? Leah: I’m the corporate relations co-chair.

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